Capabilities May Be Costly to Imitate If Firms Have Unique

question 12

True/False

Capabilities may be costly to imitate if firms have unique and valuable organizational cultures, are causally ambiguous, and socially complex.

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Definitions:

Memory Locations

Specific addresses in a computer’s memory where data is stored.

Different Data Type

Refers to various types of data that a programming language can handle, such as integers, floating-points, characters, etc.

Union

A data structure that allows the storage of different data types in the same memory location.

Memory Locations

Specific addresses within the memory of a computer where data and instructions can be stored and accessed.